Visual Studio 2013 is now available.
News|13 November 2013
The launch of Visual Studio 2013 provides new capabilities for development, collaboration, agility, quality and development operations.
Visual Studio 2013 enables developers to build applications for all Microsoft platforms from one powerful IDE. Supporting native development with Visual C++ or .NET development with Visual Basic .NET, C# or F#, it covers a range of technologies including Windows Forms, ASP.NET, ASP.NET MVC, Silverlight, WPF, Windows Azure, SQL Server, Microsoft Office, SharePoint and Windows Phone.
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